New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
JUDGE BARRETTS DECISION AFFIRMED.
FORMAL ACTION OF THE GENERAL TERM-sHARP
( HrpIiI sra DIR. HAMILTON.

REPULsEs DIR. HAMILTON.
The fornallty Of settling the order affirming the judg.
ent In Jacob sharps before Presiding Judge Van
Brun OF the Supreme Court did not occupy much time
Yesterday morning. At 10 o'clock Assistant District
Attorneys Nicol and senple and Albert stickney and
w. Bourke Cochran, representing the condemned man,
entered the Judges private ROOM Sheriff Grant soon
followed ami no else vas admitted \ brief con-
suaton followed. and then the Judge directed that tue
order affirming the Judgment OF the Court OF Oyer and
Icrnner AID directing that the Judgment be enforced
he entered The order had been prepare at the District
Attorneys Office and copy OF It had been served on the
prisoners counsel.
sheriff then said that as 1t was stated tna sharp
was too i'll to DO removed 10 Sing Sing at once he was
placed In somewhat delicate position. As his counsel
Mr. Cochran, also the counsel OF the prisoner II
would not proper for him in this case to ask his adj
vice. and he therefore asked that OF the Judge After
some consultation IL was decided that medical exami-
nation OF the prisoner should be made at once and the
Judge appointed DR. @. H. Fowler, who was directed 10
go TO the M ascertain the condition OF the prisoner and
report IL TO the Sheriff The DistrctAtorney appointed
Dr. Allan McI.ane Hamilton to make similar eramina
tion
WHAT THE PHYSICIANS REPORTED
DR. Fowler reported to the sheriff as follows:
Agreeable your request that proceed 70 ndow street
Js and M jado. m s .d Ito 10 Sing Sing Prison TO-
morrow would ssy That have elamn1a Mr 10 nd rs A.
NOV him due caro- asd consideration be rcised ar
Susr.g q
10 sudden death the favorable surroundings
Dr. uamritons rapport to the district Attorney Is
longer but the conclusion reached is the same' aS
follows:
In wh s11ssS js for the
the nfst the and his family asoasd to
went WIN n dM.n IIer To% IN s .Eam"s ns,s Mr.
sharp ganoi TO hi, room and found ~ hi1 ~ SS
po my s no DUes ,n%s.% poa his
Siuor thert
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ne pulls. and asrward r., p%.nsd M me from
.i.nsJ 10 s heart ami hi. surface tom sraure
Hiding that extended ,ss Hnao@ INV wa: "Ss Q as the
,a.cni r. force strength his voice seemed mo in
so%pSs a we Of very % an% ae
the Sp9"oq that, that MT ss.Tp: o
tho tine nv visit with Dr. yanevay several months
and see u" 10 ns sing Prison in proper oud
be fatal or especially dangerous
District A.torney MARITIME sent DIR. Hamon's report
10 sheriff Grant The latter at once decided 10 take M.
Sbarp 10 sing Sing today His plan was to go up ON the
$50 o. IN train from the Grand Central Station
A SCENE BETWEEN MRS. SHARP AND DIR. HAMILTON.
The atmosphere around Ludlow Street Jan was even
more forIorn and depressing than usual yesterday All
day long the blue blinds were drawn down oefore tne
two windows on the second 'front.' through which
Jacob sharps only glimpse OF the life and freedom WITH
out the ja could be obtained Jacob Sharp did not get
I'D az was his usual custom yesterday morning. but kept
TO his bed Mrs Sharp faithful and devoted gave the
old man his medicines AMI prepared his hght preakis'
OF toast and coffee. - o., .
After breakfast sharps daughter, Mrs semes, accom-
pauicd by her husband, called AT the jail few minutes
after them George sharp the grandson ana tney
prep red To spend the day with the prisoner All ihis
lime the old lay In bed, dull stess and apathec'
taking no notice OF his family. Az III 40 o'clock Dr.
Allan McIane Hamilton admitted 10 the Jail Tho
physician ran up the stairs TO sharps r0on Dut WAS
met by Mrs Sharp Just out In the ball Her face pore
hard defiant look, and being informed Dy Dr. hah
ton of the OF his errand she curtly refused 10
grant him permission to SEQ her husband The sharp
family and especially Mrs. Sharp are angry with DE-
Hamilton since he assisted at the last examination OK
Mr. sharp MIRA sharp alleges that she requested Dr.
Hamilton to ihf0rm DIR. II. p. L0Om1s the FAMILY pby-
scian of her husband that the exaninaton was 10 oe
and told her afterward that he had done Dr. Loomis
was not present. however Mt the examination ana ne
told Mrs sharp that Dr. Hamilton never informed ni OF
Mira Sharps wishes This incident led to bitter feeling
on the part OF Mrs Sharp against DR. Hamilton ana
when they met yesterday In the Jail hall scene eusued
The question OF snarps trial was touched upon' ana
Dr. Hamilton remarked: ,.,,
on, you know, Mrs. Sharp. that he had fair trial.
This remark added to tho irritation Of AIRS Sharp, ana
said that he could do nothing without express nstruc-
tions from Sheriff Grant
Thereupon DIR. Hamilton went away ana returned an
with instructions from the shern 10 the
Warden 10 Afford Dr. Hamilton every opportunity 10 ex-
amins Sharp Armed with tais the phy sctan and the
Warden vere admitted to the OF Sharp. now
the old treated Dr. Hamilton told In the latters
report .,..,n.a
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